Valvoline Licensing and Intellectual Property LLC

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Ashland, Inc.

Ashland Licensing and Intellectual Property LLC

Foam Design Consumer Products, Inc.

Steven B Ruble

Joseph A Kasper

Keith Peshke

Thomas Golinski

Matthew Erb

Sheldon E Yourist

Wen-Chen Su

Brooke T Baxter

Frederick Large

Dan Anderson

Mark O Borger

Todd Colburn

William R Bucknam, Jr

Michael J Kelly

Doug Zalla

Michael C Stephan

Phillip D Shook

John S D'Luzansky

Mark D Koenig

Anthony L Panzica

Mark Gandy

Herman A Smith

Flexible oil pouch

Five quart bottle

A controlled pour bottle is disclosed which possesses a vent tube leading from the neck to an elevated shoulder. The vent tube inhibits the interruption of the flow of a poured fluid due to the ingestion of air back into the bottle by allowing the headspace to fill with air without ingesting air through the fluid flow as the bottle empties.

Controlled pour bottle

Bottle

A lubricant dispensing system employing configurable shelving that aligns a lubricant dispenser's spigot directly above a fill port of a lubricant dispensing jug. The shelving system units are configurable to accommodate the available space in a garage, designed for use with lubricant bag boxes, and possesses a spill catch below the jug.

Lubricant dispensing system

Lubricant dispenser with funnel

Lubricant dispenser

A storage box having a fill viewer created when the negative space of the box flaps are combined when the flaps are folded to close the box.

Storage box with fill viewer

A tire applicator for applying treatment fluid to sidewall of a vehicle tire, which is constructed with an applicator head including a dispenser housing having a bottom bearing surface and an applicator pad affixed thereto, and which may be configured to complementally and releasably receive an associated container.

Combination tire sidewall protectant dispenser and applicator

The present invention relates to surf boards and bodyboards and the like used for water sports and wherein the board includes a core foam which is a closed pore or closed cell foam to which is directly bonded an upper and lower skin. To achieve a substantially high integrity bond, an intermediate layer is used composed of a mixture of the polymeric material of the foam and the different polymeric material of the skins. The foam may be polypropylene expanded bead foam while the skins may be of high density polyethylene. Procedures are also disclosed for forming such products as well as procedures for providing rocker, an important characteristic of such boards.

Foam product for recreational products

Growing community of inventors

Lexington, KY, United States of America

Steven B Ruble